Commercial Excellence Specialist at Wayve

London, England, United Kingdom

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Not SpecifiedCompensation
Mid-level (3 to 4 years)Experience Level
Full TimeJob Type
UnknownVisa
Autonomous Vehicles, AI, TechnologyIndustries

Requirements

  • High-agency and multi-skilled generalist
  • Thrives in fast-moving environments
  • Enjoys solving ambiguous problems
  • Brings flexible execution capacity to priority efforts during high change or urgency
  • Strong analytical skills
  • Strong communication skills
  • Interest in emerging technology
  • Drive to build structure where it doesn't yet exist

Responsibilities

  • Act as a flexible resource embedded into high-priority, often unplanned initiatives—supporting efforts to align needs of the strategy, partnerships, marketing, and policy teams with broader business and technology objectives (35%)
  • Provide business operations support: rapidly build context and ramp up on unfamiliar topics to provide structure and forward motion on loosely defined initiatives
  • Conduct gap analyses and assessments across functions to identify misalignments, prioritize improvement opportunities, and recommend actionable solutions
  • Manage commercial and business operations programs and continuous improvement that require cross-functional team support (35%)
  • Support a wide range of cross-functional initiatives across partnerships, operations, marketing, product, engineering, and data strategy
  • Lead or support projects to scale go-to-market capabilities, deepen partner alignment, deliver product, and improve operational clarity

Skills

cross-functional collaboration
partnerships
operations
marketing
product management
engineering
data strategy
problem-solving

Wayve

Develops autonomous vehicle technology using AI

About Wayve

Wayve.ai develops self-driving technology known as AV2.0, which focuses on creating a smarter and safer approach to autonomous vehicles. Their technology uses embodied AI software that allows vehicles to learn from their experiences and adapt to different environments without needing detailed programming. This method is different from traditional self-driving technologies that often rely on expensive hardware and pre-mapped data. Instead, Wayve.ai employs end-to-end deep learning, making their solution more cost-effective for automakers. The company targets automakers and fleet operators, offering them adaptable and affordable solutions for driving automation. Wayve.ai has already partnered with major retailers in the UK to test its technology in delivery fleets, aiming to enhance mobility and sustainability in the automotive industry.

London, United KingdomHeadquarters
2017Year Founded
$1,272.3MTotal Funding
SERIES_CCompany Stage
Automotive & Transportation, AI & Machine LearningIndustries
201-500Employees

Benefits

Hybrid Work Options

Risks

Increased competition in San Francisco could dilute Wayve's market presence.
Regulatory challenges may delay the deployment of Wayve's technology with Uber.
Wayve's reliance on AI systems may face skepticism from traditional automakers.

Differentiation

Wayve uses embodied AI to adapt vehicles to any environment without explicit programming.
Its AV2.0 technology eliminates the need for costly robotic stacks and complex mapping.
Wayve's end-to-end deep learning approach offers a cost-effective solution for automakers.

Upsides

Wayve's partnership with Uber expands its market reach and data collection opportunities.
The expansion into the U.S. market taps into a larger talent pool and partnerships.
Generative AI models like GAIA-1 offer new ways to simulate driving scenarios.

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